td-arimaestimate
ARIMA parameter estimation for seasonal and non-seasonal AR, MA, ARMA, and ARIMA models
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ARIMA parameter estimation for seasonal and non-seasonal AR, MA, ARMA, and ARIMA models
Monitor active Teradata sessions using real-time resources, view SQL execution details, identify blocking issues, and optionally take control actions
Analyze system performance using throttle statistics, query logs, and resource metrics to identify bottlenecks and optimization opportunities
Decision forest ensemble classifier for robust predictions
Ljung-Box portmanteau tests for model diagnostics and residual analysis
Logistic regression for binary and multinomial classification
Classification model evaluation and metrics calculation
Random forest ensemble classifier for high-accuracy classification
Advanced parameter estimation and optimization for UAF models
Statistical tests for time series stationarity (ADF, KPSS, PP tests)
Session analysis and user journey tracking
Monitor AMP processor load, system physical resources, and capacity using real-time resources to track system health and identify performance bottlenecks
Analyze workload classification and **autonomously configure** classification rules, filters, and priorities to improve accuracy and meet business requirements
Fourier transformation for frequency domain analysis
Power spectrum analysis for frequency domain insights and periodicity detection
Change point detection in time series for structural breaks
Marketing attribution modeling and analysis
Advanced column transformation and feature engineering
Data scaling and normalization using TD_ScaleFit and TD_ScaleTransform
Inverse Fast Fourier Transform for time domain reconstruction
Seasonal pattern decomposition and analysis
Auto-correlation analysis for time series dependency and pattern detection
ARIMA-based time series forecasting for trend and seasonal predictions
Signal detrending for baseline correction and trend removal
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